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Economical, RF transparent, selective code phased array antenna processor

a phased array antenna and processor technology, applied in the field of economics, can solve the problems of reducing the useful life of handsets and wireless adapters, and reducing the impact of adjacent cell interference, etc., to achieve the effect of maximizing the signal from a desired base station, fast integration, and reducing the effect of multipath fading

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-02-10
RENDA TRUST
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[0012]The processor utilizes low-power and low area circuits to achieve combining gain, mitigate the effects of multipath fading, provide spatial suppression, and provide diversity gain to a single input receiver. The device is radiofrequency transparent yet provides antenna gain by selective three G and four G code acquisition and tracking of a desired downlink channel.
[0013]Each de-spreader circuit obtains a PN code of a desired base station received from the baseband processor using standard commands. This allows fast integration with legacy design without modification to baseband circuits for Firmware. The results maximize the signal from a desired base station while minimizing both the noise and interfering signals from adjacent base stations.
[0016]A thin radiofrequency digitizer substantially reduces the cost and power consumption of quantifying each antenna elements energy input.

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In a network where mobile terminals receive multiple baseband signal station signals simultaneously, the interference from adjacent cells can become the dominant performance limiting factor.
However consumer product grade handsets and wireless adapters are sometimes considered disposable or have relatively shorter useful life, due to battery life or the advent of fashionable killer applications and features.

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[0024]In a first embodiment the adaptive amplifier modulator comprises a modulator coupled to the radiofrequency signal output and coupled to a low noise amplifier. In this embodiment the same signal emitted by the low noise amplifier and input to the modulator is additionally coupled as an output to the thin radiofrequency signal digitizer. The low noise amplifier is further coupled to the radiofrequency signal input. In this embodiment the signal provided to the thin radiofrequency signal digitizer has not been modulated with the weights for this channel.

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[0025]In a second embodiment, the adaptive amplifier modulator comprises an integrated low noise amplifier modulator. Both the radiofrequency signal output and the thin radiofrequency signal digitizer are coupled to the output of the integrated low noise amplifier modulator. The inputs coupled to the integrated low noise amplifier modulator are the complex weight from the PN code selective beamforming engine and the radiofrequency signal input. In this embodiment the signal provided to the thin radiofrequency signal digitizer has been modulated with the weights for this channel whereby the signal is already amplitude scaled.

[0026]Each Thin Radiofrequency Signal Digitizer comprises a Buffer, a Sampler, a Switch Capacitor Analog Filter, and a Digitizer. The buffer is coupled to the adaptive amplifier modulator. In an embodiment the buffer is coupled to the output of an integrated low noise amplifier and modulator. In an embodiment the buffer is coupled to the output of a low noise amp...

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A single chip diversity beamforming antenna array processor is disclosed. The processor utilizes low-power and low area circuits to achieve combining game mitigate the effects of multipath fading provide spatial suppression and provide diversity gain to a single input receiver. The device is radiofrequency transparent yet provides antenna gain by selective three G and four G code acquisition and tracking of a desired downlink channel.

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BACKGROUND[0001]Far beyond the requirements of voice communications, the rapid growth in wireless distribution of music, video, applications, images, news, and entertainment has driven service providers to address network capacity. In an indoor environment, or outdoors with significant multipath, the received signal can arrive via many paths and angles, and bluffs, the signal and gene may not be concentrated in one beam. In a network where mobile terminals receive multiple baseband signal station signals simultaneously, the interference from adjacent cells can become the dominant performance limiting factor. Since wireless adapters and handsets within a cell share the downlink channel, service providers must continue to invest in enhancing their infrastructure. However consumer product grade handsets and wireless adapters are sometimes considered disposable or have relatively shorter useful life, due to battery life or the advent of fashionable killer applications and features.[0002...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): H04B14/04H04B1/69
CPCH04B1/7075H04B7/0897H04B7/086H04B7/0617Y02D30/70
Inventor WANG, JAMESMARRINGA, MENNO
Owner RENDA TRUST
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